United States v. Louis Agront, Sr.

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• holding that there was sufficient evidence to uphold a conviction where the defendant’s altercation could be heard from 25 yards away and where VA workers were “drawn away from their ordinary tasks to monitor the situation”
• concluding evidence that altercation could be “heard inside the facility” and that two employees “were drawn away from their ordinary tasks to monitor the situation” was sufficient to establish a disturbance

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).